ITAL 35.02 How to Be a Fascist

How do people become fascists?  How do they rise to power? Why did people support fascism? We will focus initially on the original model for fascist dictatorships, that is Italian fascism, but we will also have in-class presentations by Dartmouth professors on German, Spanish, French and Japanese forms of fascism.  This is a course that will concentrate on history, film, literature, and fashion in order to talk about the slippery definitions of fascism. 

Cross Listed Courses

COLT 57.09 INTS 17.10

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Dist:INT; WCult:W

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